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	Farragut Square - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Farragut Square as seen from its southeast corner, with Connecticut Avenue's office-block canyon stretching to the northwest behind the statue.
		Farragut Square is a city square in Washington, D.C. 's Ward 2.
		Farragut Square is a hub of downtown DC, at the center of a bustling daytime commercial and business district.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Farragut_Square (462 words)

	David G. Farragut (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		His father, Jorge Farragut, hailed from a seafaring family and emigrated to this country in 1776 from the island of Minorca, off the east coast of Spain.
		Farragut then received news that Charles H. Davis, commander of the Western Flotilla, had finally captured Fort Pillow and Memphis and was now only 20 miles north of Vicksburg.
		In 1866, Farragut became the first person in the history of the United States Navy to be awarded the rank of Admiral.
	www.nps.gov /vick/visctr/sitebltn/farragut.htm (1599 words)

	Admiral David Farragut
		Farragut had no faith in the efficacy of these mortars, but, as a great deal of time and money had been spent in their preparation, he accepted the fleet as he found it.
		Farragut was impatient with this operation, as it only served to give the enemy warning, and he found the greatest difficulty in preventing collisions in his fleet.
		Farragut was planning to attack the ram as soon as it should be dark enough to prevent the garrison of the fort from seeing which was friend and which foe; but the ram anticipated him, steaming directly for the flagship in the midst of the fleet.
	www.abraham-lincoln.org /admiralfarragut.org (7266 words)

	David Farragut - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Farragut was born to Jorge and Elizabeth Farragut at Campbell's Station, near Knoxville, Tennessee, where his father was serving as a cavalry officer in the Tennessee militia.
		According to legend, Farragut (who was lashed to the rigging of his flagship the USS Hartford) shouted down the order, "Damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead!" The bulk of the fleet succeeded in entering the bay.
		A statue of Farragut, crafted in 1881 from the propeller of his flagship, stands in Farragut Square in downtown Washington, D.C. The National Park Service interpretive plaque in the foreground prominently quotes his most famous line.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/David_Farragut (1271 words)

	EDMES-Civil War-David Farragut
		David Farragut, the first American to become a full admiral demonstrated extraordinary ability as a pre-teenage captain’s aide at the age of 9, during the War of 1812, and served with distinction for more than 40 years.
		Farragut's fleet of wooden ships, along with four small ironclad monitors, began the attack on Mobile Bay early in the morning of August 5, 1864.
		A statue of Admiral Farragut was erected in the heart of our nation's capital known as Farragut Square.
	www.edmes.org /CivilWar/Farragut.htm (1145 words)

	Farragut - Overview
		The Town of Farragut was incorporated on January 16, 1980, with the first Board of Mayor and Aldermen elected on April 1, 1980.
		The Town is named after Admiral David Glasgow Farragut, the first admiral of the United States of America Navy, who was born in the Farragut area.
		The Farragut Town Hall serves as the main office of the Town departments and also houses the following: meeting rooms, a community room available for rent by non-profit groups, the Farragut Folklife Museum and satellite offices for the Knox County Clerk, Trustee and Sheriff’s Departments (all Knox County offices are located on the second floor).
	www.townoffarragut.org /overview.html (900 words)

	ZSR Consulting Services
		Farragut offers its clients a broad array of services, many different kinds of advocacy, provided by the right mix of individuals.
		The key to the Farragut approach to serving clients is that we assemble for each task a team that has the blend of talents perfectly suited to that particular task.
		That team may be assembled from Farragut personnel, from Zuckert, Scoutt and Rasenberger's considerable talents, and/or from outside experts whom we know to be a perfect fit for a particular requirement within a given task.
	www.zsrlaw.com /consulting_services/consulting.htm (337 words)

	Contact One Index Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Contact 1 Inc. is located in the Barr Building overlooking Farragut Square, in the heart of Washington's business district, on 17th Street between I and K Streets.
		We are in the Barr Building, which is on your right, in the middle of the block, with the Square on your left.
		We are in the middle of the 17th Street block on your left, with the Square on your right.
	www.contact1inc.com /contact_main.html (112 words)

	DDG 99 Farragut
		As part of a general realignment of the Navy's destroyer force, USS Farragut was decommissioned in April 1930 and scrapped later in that year.
		In November 1943 and January-February 1944, Farragut was part of the armada that seized bases in the Gilbert and Marshall islands.
		Later in the year, Farragut was assigned to screen a force of oilers that sustained the fleet during its assaults on Japanese positions in the western Pacific.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/agency/navy/ddg-99.htm (2207 words)

	Farragut Tennessee Real Estate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		In Farragut, the average home price is $231,648, while prices range from $94,900 to $795,000.
		Farragut is ideally located for commuting to Oak Ridge, Knoxville, Maryville, Alcoa, Loudon County and the McGhee Tyson Airport.
		The Town is named after Admiral David Glasgow Farragut, the first Admiral of the United States of America Navy.
	www.relocateamerica.com /states/TN/cities/farragut.htm (367 words)

	Golden Triangle Business Improvement District (BID) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The free summer concert series features music ranging from blues to jazz, rock to reggae at Farragut Square located at Connecticut Avenue and K Street, NW in the Golden Triangle.
		Now in its eighth year, “Sounds in the Square” attracts office workers during the lunch hour, area residents and tourists in the Golden Triangle.
		Farragut Square, the concert location, is accessible by Metro at Farragut North (Red Line) and Farragut West (Blue Line/Orange Line) and can also be reached via the DC Circulator bus.
	www.gtbid.com /marketing/sounds_square.htm (169 words)

	Statue / monument of David G. Farragut in Washington DC by Sculptor Vinnie Ream Hoxie
		The fact that the Admiral was not in the lead ship that would encounter the torpedos may have made this courageous directive a little easier for the Admiral to make.
		Nonetheless, Admiral Farragut was honored numerous times by the United States Congress, which invented three new ranks to award him.
		The statue was originally commissioned as a bust by Farragut's widow.
	www.kittytours.org /thatman2/search.asp?subject=13 (192 words)

	Welcome to the 2004 International VSA arts Festival Website
		Farragut Square is one of the hubs of downtown D.C., located in the middle of a major commercial district known as the Golden Triangle with dozens of shops and restaurants.
		Newly-renovated for added accessibility, Farragut Square Park serves as a public stage for area jazz, blues, and classical musicians.
		For nearly a century, the National Press Club has been a major part of the life of Washington, D.C. Club members have included four generations of American and foreign journalists, in addition to many of the 20th century's foremost newsmakers, including 17 consecutive Presidents of the United States.
	www.vsartsfestival.org /activities/mapguide.cfm (1740 words)

	The Schumin Web Transit Center - Washington Metro (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		A crowd of people waits near the entrance to Farragut West, in anticipation of the arrival of a crowd of World Bank protesters.
		The Farragut West station closed temporarily on this particular day due to the protest activity.
		Station entrance pylon at the entrance adjacent to Farragut Square.
	transit.schuminweb.com /rail/washington/blue-line.asp?station=C03 (384 words)

	Farragut Square in Washington, DC - AOL City Guide
		Farragut Square may by the main hub of all downtown.
		Situated practically on top of two Metro stops, the square is in the middle of a major commercial district with dozens of office buildings, shops and restaurants.
		(Ironically, Farragut was born in Tennessee.) Surrounded by four bronze cannon, Farragut's standing figure is mounted on a large stone pedestal and encircled by a wrought iron fence.
	search.cityguide.aol.com /washington/entertainment/farragut-square/v-51920 (367 words)

	The Hoya \| Now Abramoff-Free, Farragut Offers Classy Fun
		Farragut Square is known for high-end restaurants where lobbyists and lawyers can entertain clients.
		Farragut Square is also the home of some of the chicest clothiers in D.C. Brooks Brothers, the oldest surviving clothier in the U.S., was the first to sell the seersucker dress jacket and the button-down dress shirt.
		While today you can pick up a new fl suit, between 1865 and 1998, Brooks Brothers did not make off-the-rack fl suits: Abraham Lincoln was wearing a fl Brooks frock coat when he was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth, and for a long time the fl suit was only considered proper for mourning.
	www.thehoya.com /guide/101306/guide3.cfm (854 words)

	Vinnie Ream Hoxie. Military Spouse & Sculptor
		She later built for Admiral David Farragut the first U.S. Naval Officer monument, which is in Farragut Square, Washington, D.C. She used bronze from the propeller of Farragut’s ship for his statue.
		She cast it from the propeller of Farragut's ship the Hartford, he with telescope in hand, right foot resting on a tackle box and it was unveiled in Washington's Farragut Square on May 28, 1878.
		She did Lincoln's statue in the Rotunda of the United States Capitol and the figure of Admiral Farragut which stands in the square bearing his name in Washington, D.C. Born at Madison, Wisconsin and was in her 85th year.
	www.arlingtoncemetery.net /vrhoxie.htm (5462 words)

	The Schumin Web - Life and Times - The Anatomy of a DC Trip - Part 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Farragut Square was even better than I expected.
		While I went about and did my thing, the ladies, after seeing the square, went across the street and went to Starbucks, not without first telling me where they were going.
		Also, as a side note, the protest pictures from Farragut West were done just up the street from here.
	www.schuminweb.com /schumin-web/life-and-times/2003/dc-trip-1.asp (846 words)

	Metro Office Experience the Difference - Farragut Office Center
		Located in the bustling Farragut Square section of Washington, DC; 1725 I Street is a preferred address for businesses.
		This location is across the street from Farragut Park and only blocks away from the White House, the World Bank, and the Washington Convention Center.
		This center offers convenience to many forms of transportation; the Farragut Metro Center is across the street and only minutes away are Union Station and Regan National Airport.
	www.goldenquest.com /clients/cexp/metroffices/istreet.html (127 words)

	Farragut Square in Washington, D.C. (dcMemorials.com - a pictorial directory of memorials, monuments, statues & other ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Farragut Square in Washington, D.C. (dcMemorials.com - a pictorial directory of memorials, monuments, statues & other outdoor art)
		When the lead monitor Tecumseh was demolished by a mine, the wooden ship Brooklyn stopped, and the line drifted in confusion toward Fort Morgan.
		The torpedoes to which Farragut and his contemporaries referred would today be described as tethered mines.
	www.dcmemorials.com /index_indiv0001670.htm (242 words)

	E-Liberal: The ADA Blog
		After leaving Capitol Hill, I took the metro down to Farragut Square and saw why the goals of the Congressional Progressive Caucus were so important.
		Four blocks from the White House, in the capital city of the richest nation that the world has ever known, people were sitting on benches in the square, with everything they own in the world in a bag next to them.
		All he has to do to see the poverty that Americans live with every day is walk four blocks to Farragut Square.
	adaction.org /2005/06/sleeping-in-farragut-square.html (741 words)

	The Epoch Times \| D.C. Rally Commemorates Tiananmen Square Massacre, Looks Toward Future
		Dozens of activists gathered in Washington’s Farragut Square on Friday to remember the tragic end of one powerful grassroots movement in modern China- the student movement cruelly squelched on June 4, 1989- and looked ahead to a new one.
		“Among miscarriages of government and authority, [the massacre at Tiananmen Square] was huge, epic, monumental, egregious, and not to be forgotten by history,” said John Patrick, director emeritus of the China Support Network.
		Ciping Huang, a representative from the Wei Jingsheng Foundation, named after a well-known Chinese dissident, encouraged all Tiananmen Square demonstrators to publicly resign from the CCP and to channel their idealistic energy from the 1989 demonstrations into the recent CCP-quitting movement.
	www.theepochtimes.com /news/5-6-6/29309.html (579 words)

	Express
		The blocks surrounding Farragut Square are certainly not immune to such offerings.
		But now on the western side of the square itself, there is a new place that changes the formula.
		Head down to the Farragut North station (L Street NW entrance) on the Red Line between 11 a.m.
	www.readexpress.com /read_freeride/metro/farragut_north (1525 words)

	Contact One Inc. Employment Agency (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Contact 1, Inc. is located in the Barr Building overlooking Farragut Square, in the heart of Washington's business district.
		We are a short walk from both Farrugut North (red line) and Farragut West (blue/orange line) metro stops.
		Note: 17th Street, NW and Connecticut Ave., NW cross diagonally at Farragut Square.
	www.contact1inc.com /location_main.html (132 words)

	Foundation Center-Washington/Directions
		Walking from Farragut North: Use the K Street/Farragut Square exit when leaving the Farragut North station and make a left hand turn as you exit the station.
		Walking from Farragut West: Use the 17th Street exit when leaving the Farragut West station and cross Eye (I) Street.
		Walk across the park at Farragut Square and cross K Street.
	foundationcenter.org /washington/dc_directions.html (538 words)

	Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
		A commercial office building located on a prominent corner site fronting historic Farragut Square and K Street, a major commercial boulevard, in the central business district of Washington, D.C. The building program consists of approximately 365,000 RSF of "Class A" office space on eleven floors, above ground-floor retail.
		Facing Farragut Square, a formal masonry façade is composed of near monumentally proportioned windows deeply recessed within a frame of stone-clad lintels and piers, with a deliberately restrained commercial presence at street level.
		Facing K Street is an animated metal and glass façade composed of oversized floor-to-ceiling windows suspended within a cadence of colonettes articulating the 10-foot modular bay.
	www.pcfandp.com /a/p/0009/s.html (253 words)

	The Decatur House Museum: Directions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Decatur House Museum is on the right hand side and sits on the corner of H Street and Jackson Place.
		At K Street, head towards Farragut Square by walking down 17th Street and turn left onto H Street.
		The Museum is on the right hand side and sits on the corner of H Street and Jackson Place.
	www.decaturhouse.org /museum/directions.htm (381 words)

	Metrorail Track and Structures in Washington, D.C.
		When the system was first built, the sole rail yard was in Brentwood on the red line just inside of the Rhode Island Avenue Station.
		To move trains from the rail yard to the blue/orange line, there is a segment of non-revenue track that runs from the red line, outbound between Metro Center and Farragut North Stations.
		For whatever reason, they decided not to locate a revenue facility at the rail yard in Brentwood, which would seem to be a logical choice.
	www.clouse.org /metro.html (1799 words)

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